Hong Lai Huat is optimistic on the sales and progress of its Royal Platinum and D’Seaview project units, amid improving Covid-19 situation in Cambodia. In a business update, the company said Royal Platinum’s main construction work is well on schedule and has reached the 10th floor out of the tot...

THE following companies saw new developments that may affect trading of their securities on Monday (Dec 6):

PROPERTY developer Hong Lai Huat Group (HLH) is expected to commence trading on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange (FSE) the following week after receiving regulatory approval for a dual listing.

Mainboard-listed Hong Lai Huat Group has won all regulatory approval for a dual listing on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange (FSE), the largest stock exchange of continental Europe. Trading will commence this coming week. The company’s existing listing on SGX will remain. Typically, Singapore-listed ...

Hong Lai Huat - a property company with a large development project outside of Phnom Penh - announced on Nov 24 that it will issue to Soochow CSSD Capital Markets (Asia) 80 million non-listed and transferable warrants exercisable within two years from the date of issue of the Warrants. Each warrant ...

HONG Lai Huat's wholly-owned subsidiary HLH Development (HLHD) has agreed to co-develop an 11.5-hectare (ha) site in Cambodia's Sihanoukville province with the site's land owner Smart Winner, announced the group in a bourse filing on Monday (Nov 1).

Hong Lai Huat Group has entered into a joint venture agreement with Smart Winner Co. for a mixed-use development project in Cambodia on Nov 1. Under the agreement, Hong La Huat will pay US$10 million ($13.5 million) for a 49.6% stake in the joint venture company. Smart Winner Co., which owns the 1...

HONG Lai Huat's wholly-owned subsidiary HLH Development (HLHD) has agreed to co-develop an 11.5-hectare (ha) site in Cambodia's Sihanoukville province with the site's land owner Smart Winner, announced the group in a bourse filing on Monday (Nov 1).

Even before the world was gripped by Covid-19, food security was already a dire problem. The pandemic made the crisis worse and highlighted the biggest challenge facing the world in the coming decades: How is it going to feed its steadily growing global population? As of September, the world’s cur...

THE following companies saw new developments that may affect trading of their securities on Monday (Oct 18):